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“The Word for ‘Mind’ in Hebrew Derives from the name of the Kemetic Force of Nature, Tehuti” by Jermaine Thomas
In Hebrew, the term ‘mind’ is referred to as ‘tu-hō-wt’ (Job 38:36 Hebrew text analysis, n.d.). This word is derived from ‘Tehuti,’ the ancient Kemetic personification of the divine mind or intellect. For instance, in Job 38:36, the NIV Bible states, “Who gives the ibis wisdom or gives the rooster understanding?” The term ‘ibis’ alludes to Tehuti, symbolized by the ibis bird. In this biblical passage, the ibis represents the mind, and the Hebrew term for mind, ‘tu-hō-wt,’ is linked to the ancient Kemetic concept of Tehuti. This shows that the biblical authors undoubtedly drew from ancient Kemet’s cultural and intellectual traditions.
As anthropohistorian and linguist, Cheikh Anta Diop states, those who were later to be called the Hebrews or Israelites, “entered Egypt as 70 shepherds grouped in 12 patriarchal families, nomads . . . and left there 400 years later, 600,000 strong, after acquiring from it all the elements of its future tradition” (Diop, 1974/1955, p. 7).
In other words, the roots of the Judeo-Christian tradition can be found in ancient Kemet.
References:
Diop, C. (1974). The African origin of civilization: Myth or reality. (M. Cook, Trans., Ed.). Lawrence Hill & Co. (Original work published 1955).
Job 38:36 Hebrew text analysis (n.d.). Bible Hub. Retrieved August 17, 2024, from https://biblehub.com/text/job/38-
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jake and Kwabena2 Comments-
The story of the Hebrew or Israelites entering Kmt (Egypt) as 70 shepherds and leaving 400 years later, 600,000 strong with their wives and children, did not happen. It is a lie, a fake story. It is a myth, a fairytale, a comic book story.
Almost every archeologists, and historians agree, there is no historical evidence that there were a group of people called the Hebrew or Israelites who lived in Kmt (Egypt) for 400 years as slaves and left Kmt (Egypt) 600,000 strong with their wives and children to settle in a land called Israel.
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I agree.
The Hebrew or Israelites stole and plagiarized many philosophical and spiritual concepts from classical Kmt.
From Tehuti Divine Mind and Intellect to Ma’at 42 Laws and Principles to Asar’s Resurrection in the Judeo-Christian religion.
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